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Albany Argus You buy box of ci. -50 or 10O- -nnd instead cf Juggling them home undex your arm and perhaps giving haK of them away begore getting there, you leave than in tho cigar shop. The proprietor isgnes you q book contain ing 60 to 100 coupons, e the cnse may be. Whenever you feel like smoke, you drOp in, get cigar, not necessarily out of the same box, but from the case, where they are always fresh, and the dealer tears. of one of your coupons. Ton then get your a quarter, saving something over centOh each cigar. sas
 smith-say, Jones, ,can man get drunk on beerP 2
 Jones--I don't know. Lets try. Waiter, two beers. ss, =.
 Smith-Ynm ynm could drink. that all night. Waiter, two beers.
 Jones-Of course. So could I, and be clear as bell. Waiter, two beers.
 Smith-Why,I ! am just beginning to get thirsty. We'll try two mors. Hi, there
 Jones--Good stuff Makes aman bright. Lesh have couple more.
 Smith Al right Jonesy, jus you ahay. Now have some 'ith me.
 Jones-No, shir, 'snly turn. I'm gens tle(hic)man. am, and pay my share.
 Smifh--I shay my turn. YOu mus be drunk. so
 Jones--Any man says I'm (hiC) drunk 'sliar. Only drank litfle beer. Can't get fulpn beer. aaa 58 fgg f
 Smith -Thash so Jones. Not possible. Perfectly redic( (hic)ulous.
 Jones--Next fellar shaya man can get drunk on beer jus' shend him to me. Omaha HerGld.
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JAMEs MoLAUeHLEN q SoN, PURLIsHERss a Se per year. $1.9S when paid strictly in advanc
The Press., 1887-08-18

GTATE Teachers and Normal School Ex- O animation. An examination for State Teacners' Certificates and for entrance to Normal School will be held at High School Building, in Stafford Springs, on August 26th and 26th. CHAS. D. HINE,
 Secretary State Boasd ot Education.
The Press., 1887-08-18

FRoM January st1ss7, this paper and the Connect icut Courant weekly, furnished t6geher for $99i payable at this office in advance
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Y
 THE railroad accident of last Thursday night, chronicled onpage 4, is undoubtedly the most narrowing that has ever occurred on any rail road in America. It is impossible to learn just how many lives were lost, as some bodies were immediately removed by friends and no record made. Some estimates put the num- Der of killed and fatally injured at 15O. This is probably too high, but it is not improbable that aS many as 100 bodies were taken from the wreck dead, or nearly 30. The robbery of the dead and dying was horrible feature. but we are glad to say that the weight of evi- dence goes to show that the bridge was fired by burning grass, and was not intentional for purpose of robbery. The robbers were evi- dently passengers on the train, who escaped, while those who better deserved to live were Killed.
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TN COMPLIANCE with an act of the dealing in Western mortgages under the control of the Connecticut Savings Bank Commissioners, the LOMBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY renders the following statement, audited by A. B. Mygatt, ex- National Bank Examiner for Connecticut and Rhode Island.
 Statement at the close of business June 25 1887:
The Press., 1887-08-18

92, ,6sS,A ,As9 S4 1, James L. Lombard Vice President and Manager of the Lombard Investment Company of Boston, Macs, and Kansas City, Mo-, do solemnly swear that the above statement is to the best of my knowledge and belief. JAMES l.. LOMBARD. Sworn to before me this sth day of July 1sST JOSEPH JACOBS, JR., Notary Public. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSEfTS,l
 COUNTY OF SUFFOLK.
 hereby certify that, having examined the books of the Lombard Investment Company, the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. A. B. MYGATT,
 Deputy Examiner appointed by the Board of Bank Commissioners of the State of Connecticut. further certify that having audited the securities held by B. Lombard, Jr., James L. Lombard and H. W. L. Russell. as Trustees, I ascertained that the requisite collateria certified by them as Trusees IS in their hands fer Serles A. B. O, D. K F, II, IK \, Y, 2 and w. A. B. MYGATT, Deputy Examiner appointed by the Board of Bank Commissioners Of the 6tate of Connecticut. The LOMBARD COMPANY's BONDS
 CAN BE OBTAINED OF
 ALVARAD0 HOWARD, AT THE SAVINGS BANK IN WARRKN'S BLOCK, STAFFORD SPRINGS.
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TIE town of Ware, Mass, enjoys great building boom since trains began running be. tween that place and Boston, over the new Mass. Central railroad. There is nothing that keeps back the growth of town like be- ing at the mercy of single railroad. It is 8 sad mistake of railroads that they don't foster the growth of towns whose exclusive business they control, instead of driving them to build competing roads to protect themselves and gain advantages that neighboring villages have oyer them. ,s- ,.t....E
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THE OLD STAFFORD SPRINGS
 BAKERYI

II ne season mas come when many good housewives prefer not to do their own baking. Leave your or PASTRY, CAKE, sc. My bakers are men who have had many years of experience, and their work cannot be excelled In city or country. My wagon will run as follows;
 MONDAYs-staford springs. TUR5DAYS-HoIow, Hydeville Rtaf 'dvilc, Wales. WRDNESDAYS-Staford springs. THURSDAYS-0rcuttyil Hollow, Stahordyille. Willington, West Wlllington, South Willlngton, Daleville, Depot. Y SATURDAYS (p. m. .l-Stafford Springs. Meals furnished at my restaurant at all honrs. Confectionery, Cigars, Tobacco. TABLE BOARD.
 Wedding and other parties furnished.
 LOUIS LETCEIsEN. Stafford Springs, June 2, 1887. u
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Hue gresa.

thursday EvenangE. Auguss ls. assg.
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ExCWrSaOMS on @AA A1@1Ar000Ss 2w T. o. KING, Secretary.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-03
Council Proceedings.
COMMON COUNCIL ROOM,
OwOsso, MAY 31sr, 1887.


Regular meeting of the Common Coun.
ell cf the city of Owosso. Mayor Calkns
in the chair
Present. Aid. Keyte, Robbins. Tiicomb,
Wells, Wiley and Wolverion.
Minutes of last regular and special meet
ing read and approved.
The Mayor appointed rs II committee to
prepare resolutions on The death of b. +.
Taylor, Aid. Wells, Titcomb and Keyte.
The following petition, signed 10y G. f.
Rlgley and ten others. was read and on
motion the prayer Of the petitioners was
granted
0wosso, May 31st. 1887.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common
Council of the city of Owosso.
Gentlemen The undersigned members
of the Shiawassee Savings Society not
being able to secure suitable place for
holding their meetings, petition your
honorable body for the use of Firemen s
lisli for that purpose on the first and th,rc
Monday evenings OF each month.
The following petitions, signed by L. L.
NDDuuTu, anu ny y. .. w iiIiuiis, oahiCs
Osburn. and 90 others, was presented and
referred to the committee on Ways and
Means, ayes nays o.
To the Hon. the Mayor and Common
Council of the city of Owosso:
The undersigned, would respectfully ask
your honorable body to vote as aid to
the Owosso Casket Company the sum OF
three thousand dollars ($3, 100000 which
will enable them 10 build two addi-
tions-one 32x40 feet, and 50x100 feet; to
be built of brick, and three stories high
which, / believe will enable said company
10 double their working capacity, and which
| agree TO do, If the above aid is granted.
l.. E. WOODARD.
To the Hon. the Mayor and Common
Council of the city of Owosso:
We, the undersigned citizens and tax
payers, believing that the Owosso Casket
Co- and its work have been beneficial Ia
the city, and that the encouragement OF
manufacturing industries is the true mode
of building up and maintaining our city,
would respectfully ask that the above pc
tition be granted
The following accounts were presented
and referred to the committee on claims
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-03
The Sons Of Veterans.
Continued from first page.

The Sons of Veterans are assisted in
their work by "A Ladies' Aid Society, OF
which Miss Laura +. Martin, of Lancaster.
Pa. is the National president. No such
society has as yet been orgaized in connec-
ton with this Camp for the excellent rcas.
on that the Womans' Relief Corps OF this
city has so thoroughly carried on the dlfii-
cult work committed TO its care that II
seems wholly unnecessary 10 organize
another society to do similar work with
like intent and purposes. To the WoMANs'
RELIEF CoRPs.' Camp 20 owes debt OF
gratitude for many acts of kindness done
and assistance rendered when most needed.
Although of humble origin, the Sons of
Veterans, as an organization, bids fair TO
live even for centuries Like the Society
of the Cincinnati, its existence is perpetual.
ed by the mantle falling from the father
10 the eldest llneal male descendant. IL is
young yet in experience, but no man can,
for years 10 come, mark the limit of its
ans are made up OF young men from every
calling in life from the plowboy to the
representative in Congress.
Finally, Comrades, in the advent of the
Sons of Veterans it is believed that the
wish of many q soldier has been fulfilled
and when the last member Of Quackenbush
Post, weary from the march of life, shall
place in the strong hands of your sons
that banner with all the memories of your
glorious deeds shining from its stars, they
will proudly receive it. and lovingly defend
il; while the history of the deeds of the
Grand Army of the Republic, both written
and unwrltten, shallbe preserved FOREVER
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For Screen Doors, leave your orders with
ANDRUS. opposite Exchange Hotel. All
sizes complete, with trimmings, 1925
Marked down prices on suits, coats,
vests OF pants to close out at Osburn
& Sons.
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The best. hardwood. adjustable window
screws, only 35c., at Andrus New Hard
ware, opposite Exchange Hotel
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-03
1llMr n
With Three Times the Greatest on Earth +!

A Gorgeously Nov.
ell STREET PAGE
ANT. Com pared
with which all former
efforts pale and gllm
mer with a feeble and
uncertain light, will
take place on Thurs
day, at 10 o'clock.
You may tell it in
New York, publish it
in Gath and in the
streets of Eschelon
Proclaim it from the
house tops and send
the joyous news to the
uttermost parts of the
earth! A Modern
CESAR, greater in
his line than JULIUs(O
has crossed the Met.
ropolitan Rubicon !
Rome has caught the
spirit of the laconic
military m e ssage.
Multitudes at home
and abroad have
gathered the inspira
ton. A million Met.
ropolitan visitors dur
ing nineteen weeks In
New York will in
dOrse the verdict,
VENI! VIDIl VICI!
But what about the
show? AT the fall Of
Vicksburg the public
did not ask how
Grants soldiers look.
ed, or his Commissar-
Paugh Show, the equ
were never before exh
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-03

lat held out. He got
there. Enough TO
know! When Sher-
man marched to the
sea the backbone of
the Confederacy was
broken! Hail Colum.
bia! Neither night
nor Butcher came. but
a Waterloo! How was
the victory won ?
Twas simple rs a
twice-told tale. The
elephants did it. The,
horses did it. The
brilliant equestrian
and acrobatic stars did
it. The Animals did
it. The Hippodrome
did it. The Blondin
Horse did it. Picca.
ninry did it. John L.
Sullivan. the Pugilis-
tic Elephant. did it.
He completely knocked
them all out! The
Quadrillc Elephants
did it. Even Jack,
the Somersault Dog,
did it, winning the
loudest applause next
10 the elephants) ever
received by any single
feature, and yet he is
among the least of
Adam Forepaugh's
great novel attractions
In q word, all the
grand aggregated at
fractions of the Fore
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will oEtina York
in
erac5 from
EXCURSION
onth
ADAM FOREPAUGH Manager A. FOREPAUGH Proprietor
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candidy
, added Forepaughs wn"nleed
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Gnikell : 0euartement

iudlen in ie6em nod benllelben @eieb
unb es iit baber ebeniO glei9giiltig fir
iein Sod. OBJ Der pfan3enpbpfiolog bic
BIumen liebt, als es glei6giiltig 1T, OBJ
Der pbpfolos bic Meni6en liebt.
glfa mar BEL bieien Worten bolb ers
rDtbet. W6lner liebt bic Weni9en =
oas ipeiB id5! fliiiferte he,
Oeito beiiet, ipenn er es tbut, fagte
Der profefor ld9elnb. Das 1T ein
pripatbergniigen, bas mir ibm fiher
nidt ft6ren tpollen. Snnerhalb unieres
Berufes iebo9 ift ibm Der Wfeni1 nidt
mebr, aIs cine pHaH3e - mir TT bic
gfIanse ni1t ipeniger als ein Menfdb;
Neibe finb uns bas fiir uniere Goriduns
gen unentbebrlide Obieft.
Das CLAUDE i9 nid,t bon M6lner,
baufte glia por fid bin.
Ser gotanifer 3ufte mitltibig bic
MGTeIn unb lieB fie ffeben. Nls er nd
ipieber su feinen Gollegen tpanbte, i9als
ten ibn bieie tpeiblid) aus: Wfan fiebt,
oaB sic erit furSe 3eit bier finb, fontt
uiirben Sic fid5 nidt bemiiben, Der @ls
ia 6erbert 9ernunft su prebigen, bieb
es. Wer mirb iiberbaupt ben Weibern
70 ettpas bsgreifii9 MAIDEN wollens unb
es erbob ii9 elm f9allenoes Geld9ter,
bon benz ii9 nur Der ernite, iunge Oils
born ausf9loB, bem bieie Sp6ttereien
aumiber iparen. Wenn CT au9 ielbit
einen unSberminbli1en Wibertpillen
gegen glia bate, 70 NOR er bod su iGos
aetb, um ibm Worte su leiben.
gi nun, man tbut es fi9 ia ielbf 5u
2iebe, menn man Die Dummbeit elm
tuenig auf3utldren iuGt, bertbeioigte
lid) Der 8otanifer gegen bic Mngreifer.
Wan fam bod f0l9en unlinn ni1t
i9peigeno nit anb6renl
gllIo, 6rdulein. gls9en, sic finben,
es iif elm fG6nes Coos, BON ben 3iben
aefreijen AZ tuerbens rief elm iunger
pripatbo3eni, ber bic Stubentenidube
faum perireten bate, beriiber.
glia iuar glhdlid, 70 piel batten fi9
bic 6erren lange ni9t nit ibr bef9dfs
tigt.. Sic bate bur6 ibre geitbollen
ginfdlIe pieber duBerft anregenb uno
belebenb getpirft. sic tpar beute in
elmer t,eifli9en Stimmuns. @ief6abe,
baB M6llner nidt ba mar, ibren
Sriumpb 3u ieben.
So, faste iie better, mas pergdnglid
| III pie cine Blume, fann ni9t f96ner
fterben - als -
Sn oem Masen elmer 2ub, la9te Der
Gteptiter gerabe beraus. 69abe, bob
Gedner bieie poetii6e guffaffung ni4i
fannie. bebor CT feline Nanna fdrieb, er
bdtte fiber 9fuben oaraus ge3ogen!
8, auf bieie gDeiie fann man Nues
trabeifiren, meinte glia.
9lersert mir bic quite glia ni6t. uns
terbra1 9lngelifa bas @eiprdd uno
te9te ben ipei6en, i1melenben Mrm I'm
ibre fpiben Sdultern. 6denfe mir
9einen Straub, Iiebe glfa, bat fe.
| Da, iiell' ibn auf Seines Brubers
S6reibtii@. fiiiterte ibr bieie in bas
DIR.
gngelita itreifte Fe nit eiuem mitlei'
biseH Bid. Sd min es tbun, glia,
aber Su ipeiBt, er ma1t ii6 ni9t biel
aus gepfiidten SIumeH.
(Gortiebuns foIet.)
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itimmt. Ole Stabt bate ein Sabr
lang bic Segnungen ber ProbibitioH,
pelde fie fid felbii nit elmer Mebrbeit
bon 1S0 Stimmen auferlegt bate, pratt
tii6 unb pou senofen. unO bas&eiuliat
Der biesmaligen Wabl mar, baB bic
probibition nit elmer Mebrbeit bon
210 Stimmen abgelebnt ipurbe. Da
bat iidb pieber einmal oas alte Wort
beipdbrt, oaB probiren iiber Stuoiren
gebt. geraoe tpit Dor Elm paar Wo6en
In Hofman gountp. Sebenialls elm
bebeutiames @oraei6en mebr fur bic
Mbftimmung am 4. Nuguit!
= 8eneral 4biutant Sing in Muifin
bat einen Brief bon &apitdn S9mibt.
tuel6er bic ipeftlid5e &anger GOmpagnie
fommanbirt. erbalten, tporin bieier leb.
tere feline lleberaeugung ausipri6t. baB
bic 8anbe, tpeI6e Den Sabn5ug bel SIC
gleil beraubt baben, ibren SIP in Mtass
coIa 60. bat. gDie er bebauptet, 1T Der
Mnfhbrer Der 8anbe, eli Seurl, am
Morgen BEG Sages, an pelfem bic 8es
raubung bes 3uses itattgefunben bat,
in SanIor gepeien unb an ienem Wors
gen nit benz mad Siiben gebenben 3uge
bon bort fortsesanseu; bic 1erbre9ers
banbe in9ltascoia 60. befebt mad 2apt.
S6miots Mittbeilung aus 10 bis Is
Wann, bic ale miteinanber Wi6rber unb
Diebe, auBerbem aud nit allen 8erite'
den in Weit Seras senau befannt fnb.
Gr tpiinf6t beauftrast 5u weroen, bic
8erbre@er gu berfolgen, uno glaubt, 6a
er Die meiiten tennt. iperbe es leidt fur
ibu fein, bic ri6tigsn 8abnrdubsr gu
fangen.
= 9as @eleiie Der Sherman unb
Mount pIeafant 8abn reibt i9on cine
betrd1tli1e 6trsde biesieits iiber bic
Bride bes 8oisb'a binaus; on ben
Brlden iiber ben gebar. unb ben gboes
tam Greet tpirb searbeitet; beute tpurbe
bier in Der Stabt ungefdbr cine balbe
MeiIe lang auf Der glmiiraBe Bis CUR
2ingff,aBe bin bas 8eleiie seleei.
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Maam bite ii9 bnr Gatarrbs sWseSis
sinem, tuelcbe Wsercur
eittbalten

inbem Mereur bas 8eru9sorgan gets
fort unb bas san3e 6pifsm aerrIittet,
iobaIb er bur6 bic S6leimbdute einges
brunsen III. 9erartise Stoffe iollsn
ME angetpaaot iperben, auBer ipenn iie
Der Ir3t perIdreibt, ba fe anbernfals
aebnmal mebr S6abeu aIs YeKsruns
brinsen f6nnen. Sal's gatarrb Sure,
fabricirt bon s. s. gbenep & 60. in
SoIebo, Obio, entbdlt feinen Mereur,
tpirb innerlid sebraubt unb pirtt bess
balb birett auf bas 8lut uno bic
S9leimnsbe. 8eim Gaufe BON Sal's
Gatarrb Cure iebr man barauf, bab es
bus d1te BON s. s. Gbenep & So. in
SoIebo, O., bereitete iei.
~ gu baben bel allen apoibetern,
fir rs genis Die 6laide.
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- Ser San 9lneeIo STANDARD
brinst bic foIsenbe Ra6ri@t: Or.
Stanlep III ge1tern BON San antonio
auriidgefebrt. gr bat bort cine unterres
6una nit 4apitdn Wadlin, bem Gbefs
Sngenieur far bic 9lusleguns ber 5an
glnfonio & 9lranias paB'SabR gebabt,
unb lebterer bat ibm mitgetbeiIt, baB er
BON 9errpille aus iiber SunttiOn @itp,
In 9imble Co., cine 2inie nod San
gnseIo permefen luerbe, unb awar f9on
udbrenb Der nd9fien feds g8o6en. -
Die Williams, Ripplep unb &uapp
Sdur pon 56, 900 pfunb iuurbe beute
fir 20 @ents perfauft; bis iebt iiub bier
$50, 900 pfunb MOle auf ben Martt
aetommerl, popon $4,000 pertauit
iuorben iinb. Wdbrenb ber lebten WO6e
Siub 20 giienbabn. Wagen nit S9aTen
[Sdmmeln] BON bier nod Gbicaso obs
gegangen.
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Gorlett=0epartement.
Rurft.Gis unS s,atur.,sis.

DaB fiinifli6es Gis in biel gr6Berer
&einbeit berseitellt neroen fdan, als
bas nod ben llnteriu9ungen gfetu OOrs
fer Nerste ni9t einmaI INNER bafterien=
freie natiirli1e Sis iolde 81 bieten pers
mag, III cine Sbatia9e, beren friiher
idon in ben @palten ber pJreien Prefe1
grpdbnuns getban iff. Der einfabe
8runb bafiir 1T. baB fir bic 6abrifati0n
bes &unfsgifes eben gereinistes Waiier
tpelhes feline geiunbbeitsi9dblidben
6toffe, 8afterieuteime II. I. NJ. entbdlt,
benubt iperbeu fann. Der @isfabrifant
fann nit unerbebli6en Webrfoifen In
ieiner 6abrit cine itilirs@in,i6tung
anbringen, uel6e fit bas sur 6erfels
lung BEG Giies bieneuoe WaIier cine
pollifdnoise Reinbeit ii9ert, Obne 6aB
babur1 iein Gabrifat beribeuert tuiirbe.
gs fam baber nidt ausbleiben, baB in
ni1t langer 3eit tpenigfiens fir ben
sSamiliens unb Safelsgeoarf nur nod
fiinfIibes Sis i'm 8egebr iein mirb.
SobaIb es erif gum algemeinenSelpuBts
iein getommen fsin miro, BON tpie gros
Ser 8ebeutung bic Reinbeit oes Wafers
uno CITES fir bic @eiunobeitsberbdlt'
nifIe 1T, unb baB oies gatur.@is feines'
tusgs INNER bic @etDdbr bietet, BON ges
iunbbeitssefdbrli9en Stoffen frei su
iein, fuirb Ii9 fiir bas als politdnbig
rein sarantirte 4unfs@is elm lobnenoer
Marft er6ffnen, ielbif i'm gforben unb
OHen. lpo iebt ausi9lieBlid nur bas
natiilIide gis aur 8eruenbung fommt.
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Prei(e preCDen fit 8dnOe!

Ssrrsn BaIbrigsan unb braunes 9isIdbreao
llnter;eus, bon si.75 bis $3.50, per ansua.
Sine bubble GuSpabl bon idDaraen eaIss
tii9ern, GantafieidIeifen, @inbfcrs uno -four
in banb@. grabatten.
Sin Idoner 8orratb pon Ieinenen nnb feioes
nen Serrsn.9 .9ai9entiideru, Opera Sd}Ieiten,
Ieibsnen Hesenfdirmeu.
Sin isbr Srobes enforcement bon ipsibsn nno
bunien anaben.S Sberbemoen aus YertnI, fnrs
gIter bon 4-l2 Sabrsn. su 16, rs, IS, so g.
unb aufndrts.
Ssrrsnidube in allen Gcrmen uno Muasrn
unS ;u allen grsiieu.
Son Serren- unb slnabeu. Strobbdicn babsn
mir bas aussebreitetfe Eager i'm Shepefen.
Serren. unb sfuaben.G Gil;biite. peide unb
fteifs, bon allen arien uuo Sdattirunsen.
ednb;eus fiir 9anen II. &inoer.
Sn oieiem Department bin Id 70 tpott bor.
seieben, bab id) sllle uuS Ssoermann sa befrle'
bigen bermag. q
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Samenz6iite ,t ,r.

Diefes Departement fam, sleid ben iibri.
gen nidt hbertrohen iueroen, Da id idmmtlide
GrtiieI birett impprtirc un6 int Stanbe bin,
bic bette unb reidbaltisiie gusDabl in Be;us
auf Isste Mlobe unb StiI ;u prdlentiren, ipie
4. 3. vSausb" @apiioIia, 0lirriam, @bilIis,
Ssnbsr, Barrett, Wlib Ga Belle, Weboro,
@rinreton, SbeoI, @lise. Ssnnora. sursSe.
Sci uns finSet man bic neusiten Wluiter in
Sutbeiab bon febr ssfduissm Stbl uno au
nieSrisften Trciier-son 35 os. bis $1.60.
alle arten guipus. 9lfdsI, Sssren uno cine
pradtbolle auspabI bon Blumen &c.
6dder, in groBsm Sorratb bem einfa6iten
bis gum elesanteiten, unb ;u allen Yreilen.
Serren=GarOerObe.
gSir baben elm ansgenebntes uno pra9toolics
enforcement bon Serren- Oberbemben aus Ser.
cal, an allen Yretien. Dos beife 80 ct. Som.
mer Merino semb, icmaIs I'M MnrIie
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8ran,0Ffde YereaIs su s, 10, l23 II. is es.
Geacidnete 9aipns gu q, 81, 5. gu. 10 fs.
@eiber unb farbiger Mull-;u 124, 10, 2O'
25, 35 unb so Gents.
@eiee eapns -;u 5, Z, 8, 10, 12i, is, 20,
25, 80, S5 unb 40 @euts. 8u baben IN Bi'
ibops, 8ietoria uno Snbia 9apns.
geriilde eapns in allen S9attirunssn BON
Is bis ;u so gents
Glmbroioerie 9epartentcllt.
sd,peiser 8orbiruns bon 8 bis rs Cts.
@ambrie go,biruns bon 2l-5o es.
Rainfort GinfaiIuus bon $50 ets.
Garbise 8nrbirunsen II. aubsnranbe oatu.
Slirt iSIouneina, bolle 9duse .75-$2.50.
Spiben 9epartemcrt.
Sine snbIole gusbabl in foIscnben Spiben.
iorten: esbptifde, tiirfiid)e, Sordon, Balsn'
ria, Briton, Spanifde, eseurial, Gebora--in
allen Breiten, bon Der biIlisften bis ;u her be.
fen glaIic.
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gmaiol 9epartentent.

gSir baben bas bel reitem srostc uno boil.
ifdnbieife Enforcement BON einfa9en unS Sus
rus. Sonncnffirmen in Der Stabt.
S4par;ieibene YarafoIs-pon rs es. bis 81.
Sdpar;e atIas.S1irme bon 1856.
Sdpar;e sltIas. Sdirme sefittert uno nit
Spibsnranb bon $2.25-$15.
fSarbige YaraIols unsefut erte-l.25 Bis IS.
6arbige garafolS, gefitterte, nit Spiben.
ranb-Son ESQ bis $l2.
sfinoer.QoraIoIs an So, so, 10 es. II. 81.
9amen @eiBwaareu.
SeLiben, boIle @rOBe. bon As es. bis su 81.
9anse Sembeu, bon 10 es. bis su 81.
goriett. .Bsiten oller @roben, bon 40 eents
bis gu $3.50.
Son,ms, Gau;e llsberpefen, in 6rOben bon
2s-44, au 40, so unb 60 Cts.
Cine biibide sluSmabl bon Sill Il. Spitsn-'
bauben fur ainbcr bon rs es. bis 50.
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1ei bem eriten 9lnsei6en bon
Masenii6rung unb Masenibmd6s, io'
nie BON 2eberleiben unb ioniiigen
St6runsen ber llnterleibsorsane, tuenbe
man ais 0orbeugungsmitiel iGleunigit
4pers 3at1rrb pilIen an.
9ieie pillen uirfen milbe, finb boil.
iidnbis suuerldifig, fno ansenebm elm,
3unebmen unb beieitieen ieb, Neigune
su Qebers Dber unierleibs.1sidwerben
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Geibeil : Separtement.

edparser unb farbissr sIiIas, bon 80 @snts
bis gu 81 90.
Surat Geibenffoife in allen Sdattirunsen
su rs Genis uue $500.
G&narser nnb farbiser GrOs Grain gu 75e.,
80 e., 81, $1.25 uno $l.5O.
Gefreifte unb fdedise Sontmer- Seiben su
IS, 40, so, 65, 20 uuo 80 gents.
Sdparser unb farbiser Surab aiIas, ;n
so uno rs Gents.
aleiberifOff 9epartenlent.
eonlmer. gaiimire ipie Nnns' Selling, alba'
trp6. grabes, aIaerienue Streif, Gatin DO.
9rsnaSiue, Debese su alien Yreiien.
Gatins. geaeiGnst ooer einfarbia 3u 10, Is,
20, 25, 80 unb 35 @ents.
GrinfIe Geeriuders su Z, 9, IL, l2 uns 10 CO.
Ginebam in bibidr AuspabL au 8, 10,
12 nnb Is Gents
sepbbr @insbam gu 20, 25 unb 80 es.
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gntbebrIi6er 2urus.
Batter: gmiI, i'd ieb l9on, an bir
iit Sopfen unb Wtal3 Derloren!
gmil: 9as ma9t nirl s tperb' ia
bod mol 8ierbrauer, unb bann brau9'
i1 bas 3eug 10 tpie 70 nit!